Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2005, Volume 3556/2005, 1327-1328, DOI: 10.1007/11499053_63

Agile Development with Domain Specific Languages
Scaling Up Agile - Is Domain-Specific Modeling the Key?

Alan Cameron Wills and Steven Kelly

View Related Documents

Abstract

This workshop will investigate the application of Domain Specific Languages within Agile development. A Domain Specific Language (DSL) is designed to express the requirements and solutions of a particular business or architectural domain. SQL, GUI designers, workflow languages and regular expressions are familiar examples. In recent years, Domain-Specific Modeling has yielded spectacular productivity improvements in domains such as telephony and embedded systems. By creating graphical or textual languages specific to the needs of an individual project or product line within one company, DSM offers maximum agility. With current tools, creating a language and related tool support is fast enough to make DSM a realistic possibility for projects of all sizes.

Fulltext Preview

Image of the first page of the fulltext document